Preventive health could save millions in U S mortality costs
A historical piece argues preventive measures across communities could cut illness costs by hundreds of millions yearly and save tens of thousands of lives. It cites diseases like tuberculosis heart disease and cancer and predicts declines in mortality if similar reductions are achieved over two decades.
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Obio
U S Training Plan Good Mation's Armed Forces in Better Grape Than in 1917
Maj Gen Benses B Ely addresses army officers at the War College in Washington. He argues the prewar education system could have saved billions and thousands of lives, calling for higher command selection and staff officer development to ensure better leadership in future conflicts.
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Charles Quick celebrates lth birthday in Vancrever saddles business
The notice highlights Charles Dad Quick of Vancrever, maker of racing saddies, celebrating his birthday and his long work hours. It quotes him on work and appetite and notes a recent dance event and his devotion to his craft.
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Dad” Quick
Vancrever
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Whaling crew reports strange activity near Columbia coast
A garbled note describes a three whaling expedition led by Erich Columbia. A catch of 57 vessels and eight newsmen are mentioned, with activity observed and a date of the seventh referenced.
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Ty Erich Columbia
Guam School Work Adapts to Native Needs
The island’s education chief, Caapisia W. L. Thempese, aims to tailor Guam schooling to local areas. Trade and crafts rise in focus as carpentry and weaving replace native dress, while cooking teaches dietetics though locals resist many vegetables and unfamiliar foods.
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W. L. Thempese
Sehoel
Guam
Alaska
Remains Unearthed in Bochester N Y Attract Archaeologists
Archaeologists from the New York State Archaeological Society, led by Alvin H Dewey of Mergas Chegess, report skeletons found by contractors near Bochester. The remains, likely ancient natives, were buried sitting upright with no personal artifacts. Bones preserved. awaiting full examination before burial.
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Alaska Doctor Advocates Primitive Arrow Hunt
An article describes Dr Walter W Council promoting hunting bears with arrows in Alaska. It details his claim of using heavy arrows and a handmade weapon, his alleged experiments, and his intent to display a crafted arrow setup at the hospital.
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Geyser Found Deep Within Crater At Mount Kathael
Scientist Feaner reports an enormous geyser in the smoking crater of Mount Kathael after an extensive air expedition. He predicts rapid vent loss will transform the valley of the teaundandches into a feature of the past within years.
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Aleeka
Mount Kathael
Feaner
Women Strength in Sports Says Gebellene Opinion
A garbled report notes women entering sports more widely, with commentary on attire and movement. It references Gebellene and Seber ef clites, suggesting social class contrasts and changing attitudes toward female athleticism.
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